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Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Bill - 03-17-2006
St. Patrick wasn't Irish. He was english and at the age of 15 he was kidnapped and sold into slavery and served as an indentured servent in france. After 16 years of slavery he managed to escape and returned home to jolly ole england and was living with his folks when he had a vision from god. As a result of the vision he joined a seminary and became a priest. His life's work consisted of building churches in Ireland to convert the masses to christianity from the slowly waning druid religion that had dwelled in ireland for centuries. He is commonly remembered and pictured as driving the snakes from ireland but the truth is snakes aren't a native specie in irland and the myth comes directly from christianities vision of the time that any other religion was the work of the devil and the devils worldy form is that of the snake. so when you hear of him driving the snakes from ireland it is really a reference to hime driving other religions from the land.
Next up leprechauns
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Paddy - 03-17-2006
He was Welsh. A sheep shagger.
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Bill - 03-17-2006
Paddy Wrote:He was Welsh. A sheep shagger.
either way, he wasn't irish....
What does the 3 leaf clover represent?
What about the 4 leaf?
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Paddy - 03-17-2006
Bill Wrote:either way, he wasn't irish....
What does the 3 leaf clover represent?
What about the 4 leaf?
I thought you were the one giving the lesson?
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - SanDog - 03-17-2006
He was balck, most people don't know that.
George Bush hates this holiday.
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Bill - 03-17-2006
Paddy Wrote:I thought you were the one giving the lesson?
:$
3 leaf clovers represent the holy trinity (father, son, holy ghost)
4 leaf clovers represent love, luck, happines and whealth.
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - SanDog - 03-17-2006
Bill Wrote::$
3 leaf clovers represent the holy trinity (father, son, holy ghost)
4 leaf clovers represent love, luck, happines and whealth.
And here I thought they were just weeds.
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Bill - 03-17-2006
SanDog Wrote:And here I thought they were just weeds.
Do I need to render my anual scotts lawn feralizer speach a little early this year?
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Anhil8tor - 03-17-2006
how many 4 leaf clovers can be found in 1 acre of yard?
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Bill - 03-17-2006
Anhil8tor Wrote:how many 4 leaf clovers can be found in 1 acre of yard?
Four leaf clovers are just 3 leaf clovers that has lived a longer lifeso there is no answer to your question. It would just depend on how often the area gets mowed....
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Anhil8tor - 03-17-2006
Bill Wrote:Four leaf clovers are just 3 leaf clovers that has lived a longer lifeso there is no answer to your question. It would just depend on how often the area gets mowed....
will they make a 5 leaf clover if you don't cut them down
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Bill - 03-17-2006
Anhil8tor Wrote:will they make a 5 leaf clover if you don't cut them down
Beats the fuck outta me, I got better things to do besides monitor weed growth.
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Bill - 03-17-2006
leprechauns:
Commonly knows as playfull creatures hiding a pot of gold is a bunch of bull. In the begining of the their popularity they were know as mean little bastards that would snatch small children and eat them. Why they were invented I have no idea.
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Bill - 03-17-2006
I'm going home now, feel free to let this thread slip off of page 1.
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - leucetios - 03-17-2006
Bill Wrote:St. Patrick wasn't Irish. He was english and at the age of 15 he was kidnapped and sold into slavery and served as an indentured servent in france. After 16 years of slavery he managed to escape and returned home to jolly ole england and was living with his folks when he had a vision from god. As a result of the vision he joined a seminary and became a priest. His life's work consisted of building churches in Ireland to convert the masses to christianity from the slowly waning druid religion that had dwelled in ireland for centuries. He is commonly remembered and pictured as driving the snakes from ireland but the truth is snakes aren't a native specie in irland and the myth comes directly from christianities vision of the time that any other religion was the work of the devil and the devils worldy form is that of the snake. so when you hear of him driving the snakes from ireland it is really a reference to hime driving other religions from the land.
Next up leprechauns
I thought he invented beer :S
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Belle - 03-17-2006
Bill Wrote:Beats the fuck outta me, I got better things to do besides monitor weed growth.
since when?
Truffs about St. Patty's Day... - Paddy - 03-17-2006
Bill Wrote:feel free to let this thread slip off of page 1.
May take a while. How does Wednesday sound?